How did transgender children in the US become so politicized?

[Jessica_Rose]

How did transgender children in the US become so politicized?

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/how-did-transgender-children-in-the-us-become-so-politicized/ar-AA1vnPhJ?ocid=windirect&cvid=6b1bba5fe2e54adfa3401db805a862c7&ei=72

Opinion by Moira Donegan (6 Dec 2024)

The politicization of transgender children in the US is one of the most astounding coups of propaganda and organized animus in recent history. Rarely has so much attention and rage been directed at such a minuscule number of people, and more rarely, still, have those people been the most vulnerable and blameless among us: kids and teens.

These changes in public attitudes towards trans youth – from a broad if imperfect sentiment of tolerance to a widespread and politically weaponized attitude of hostility toward a small minority of kids – did not emerge by accident. It was the product of a deliberate, conscious effort to radicalize large swaths of the United States, and significant chunks of state policy, into a hostility towards a few children.

To call the Tennessee ban sex-neutral is laughable, almost insulting. The statute itself makes gender conformity its explicit justification in its text, saying that it aims to prohibit "sex inconsistent treatment", or anything that "might encourage minors to become disdainful of their sex". There is no good faith reading of the law that would allow it to withstand the scrutiny that the 14th amendment requires. But luckily for Tennessee, this is not a good faith court.

[NatalieRene]

People act like a child is too stupid to know their own body.

By the time puberty starts a child knows enough about themselves to either embrace the development or be repulsed by it.

Like many things, fake Christian people use Gods name to invoke hate and bigotry and justify their actions.